I’ve had some interesting encounters with celebrities like Jackie Chan, 50 Cent, and Spike Lee. Some moments were friendly, others a bit tense, but I’m still a fan of their work. These experiences reminded me how fame affects interactions, no matter who you are.

Growing up in the Bronx taught me that jumping someone in a fight isn’t brave—it shows weakness. I respected one-on-one battles, but it never felt right when people needed numbers and weapons to win. True toughness comes without backup or threats.

I was saddened to hear about the passing of Leaping Lanny Poffo, the Genius, at age 68. I once met him at an event where he was kind and friendly. He will be missed. Rest in peace, Leaping Man.

I went into Black Adam knowing nothing and was surprised by how much I enjoyed it. Dwayne Johnson nailed the role, and despite some plot quirks, the action and ending were fantastic. Skip the critics and give this movie a chance—you won’t regret it!

After the Infinity Saga, I wasn’t sure how Marvel would move forward, especially with the loss of Chadwick Boseman. This Black Panther film honored him beautifully and offered a strong, relatable story with deep characters. It’s one of the best Marvel movies in a long time—definitely worth watching!

So after years and years of contemplating going, I finally went to my first Comicon. I had zero expectations and had no idea what to […]